Safety Inspections Australia
Professional on-site inspections for workplace safety equipment, supported by clear records, traceable outcomes and responsive technical service across Australia.
Australia’s Trusted Safety Inspection Specialists
Helping Australian organisations identify equipment concerns, maintain clear inspection records and support safer workplaces.
Tex At Site provides professional mobile safety inspection services across Australia, helping organisations maintain safe, compliant and reliable workplaces. With more than 20 years of industry experience, our technicians inspect a wide range of safety equipment, including height safety gear, lifting equipment, rescue equipment, insulated electrical safety equipment and other critical assets used in demanding industrial environments.
Our fully equipped mobile inspection units travel directly to your site, reducing downtime while delivering thorough inspections, detailed reports and clear equipment status records. Whether you operate in construction, mining, utilities, manufacturing, transport or infrastructure, Tex At Site helps identify defective equipment before it places workers, operations or compliance at risk.
By providing accurate inspection records and practical technical support, we help businesses protect their workforce, extend equipment service life and maintain confidence in the safety of every inspected asset.
Safety Equipment We Inspect
Tex At Site inspects safety equipment used across electrical, industrial, construction, mining and infrastructure workplaces. Our technicians assess equipment condition, identify visible defects and provide clear inspection records to support safer use and ongoing equipment management.
EWP Linings and Baskets
Inspection of elevating work platform basket linings and related protective components used during electrical and high-risk work.
Fall Arrest Equipment
Inspection of fall arrest devices and associated components used to reduce the risk of injury during work at height.
Harnesses and Lanyards
Inspection of height safety gear including harnesses, lanyards and associated connection equipment used in access and restraint systems.
Ladders
Inspection of ladders used in industrial, electrical and field environments, including checks for damage, wear and serviceability.
Gloves, Sleeves and Related PPE
Inspection of electrical safety personal protective equipment, including insulating gloves, sleeves and related protective items.
Pole Straps and Pole Belts
Inspection of pole straps and pole belts used by workers carrying out elevated electrical and utility maintenance activities.
Rescue Systems and Kits
Inspection of rescue systems and kits intended to support rapid response during height, electrical and industrial emergencies.
Strops, Slings, Chains and Webbing
Inspection of lifting gear including strops, slings, chains and webbing used to support lifting, restraint and load-handling tasks.
Connect With Your Regional Safety Team
Choose your state or territory to connect with the appropriate Tex At Site representative for safety equipment inspections, site scheduling, inspection planning and technical support. For national programs, multiple locations or coordinated inspections across Australia, speak with our national sales team.
Joel Schutte
Queensland
View Queensland ServicesBailey Connell
New South Wales
View New South Wales ServicesBailey Connell
Victoria
View Victoria ServicesBailey Connell
Australian Capital Territory
View ACT ServicesRichard Aguilera
Western Australia
View Western Australia ServicesRichard Aguilera
South Australia
View South Australia ServicesJoel Schutte
Northern Territory
View Northern Territory ServicesSpeak With Pierce Lucas
For coordinated safety equipment inspection programs, multiple sites or nationwide scheduling, connect with the National Sales Manager.
Connect With the Right Safety Inspection Contact
Why Safety Equipment Inspections Matter
Safety equipment is relied on to protect workers, support high-risk tasks and reduce exposure to preventable hazards. Routine inspections help confirm equipment condition, identify visible defects and provide clear status information before items are returned to service.
Damaged Equipment Must Be Identified Before Use
Harnesses, lanyards, ladders, rescue kits, lifting gear and electrical safety PPE can develop cuts, wear, contamination, deformation or damaged components. Thorough inspections help identify visible concerns before equipment is used in the field.
Serviceable Equipment Supports High-Risk Work
Construction, utilities, mining, manufacturing and infrastructure teams rely on safety equipment during work at height, lifting, access, rescue and electrical tasks. Serviceable equipment helps reduce uncertainty before workers begin high-risk activities.
Repeated Use Can Reduce Equipment Condition
UV exposure, moisture, contamination, abrasion, impact, chemical contact, ageing and repeated use can affect safety equipment. Scheduled inspections help identify developing wear before it progresses into more serious damage or unexpected failure.
Clear Inspection Outcomes Support Return-to-Service Decisions
Inspection outcomes provide clear evidence of equipment condition, helping teams identify items that can remain in service and those requiring repair, further assessment, replacement or removal from use.
Planned Inspections Help Keep Safety Equipment Available
Discovering unsuitable harnesses, ladders, slings, rescue kits or protective equipment immediately before a job can delay work. Planned inspections provide earlier visibility of items requiring repair, replacement or alternative arrangements.
Recorded Inspection Results Support Long-Term Asset Control
Safety inspection records help teams track equipment condition, compare previous outcomes, identify recurring defects and plan future inspection intervals. A clear history supports asset management, scheduling, compliance requirements and audit preparation.
Confidence Before Safety Equipment Is Used
Bring Safety Inspections Closer to Your Operation
Mobile safety equipment inspections bring experienced inspection capability directly to your workplace, helping reduce freight, handling and unnecessary time away from service for suitable safety equipment.
Reduce Freight, Handling and Transfers
Bringing safety equipment inspection capability closer to your operation reduces the need to pack and send away suitable harnesses, ladders, rescue systems, lifting gear and electrical safety PPE.
Coordinate Inspections Around Site Operations
Inspection visits can be coordinated around maintenance programs, shutdowns, shifts and the times your safety equipment can be safely released for assessment.
Inspect More of Your Equipment Register in One Visit
Combine suitable harnesses, lanyards, ladders, rescue kits, pole straps, lifting gear, electrical safety PPE and related items into one coordinated inspection visit.
Reduce Handling Exposure During Inspection
Reducing freight and repeated transfers helps limit avoidable impact, contamination, moisture exposure and handling risks for safety equipment.
Connect With the Right Sales Representative
Choose your state or territory to connect with the appropriate Tex At Site representative for safety equipment inspections, inspection planning, site scheduling and technical support.
Safety Equipment Inspections Frequently Asked Questions
These answers cover the safety equipment we inspect, mobile inspection services, inspection intervals, equipment preparation, inspection outcomes, regional service availability and the records supplied after inspection.
Tex At Site inspects a broad range of workplace safety equipment, including fall arrest equipment, harnesses, lanyards, ladders, pole straps, pole belts, rescue systems, rescue kits, electrical safety PPE, elevating work platform basket linings, strops, slings, chains and webbing used for lifting and restraint tasks.
Yes. Mobile safety equipment inspections can be arranged at suitable workplaces where site access, equipment availability and working conditions allow. On-site inspection can reduce freight, repeated handling and unnecessary time away from service for suitable safety equipment.
If an item is found to have damage, excessive wear, contamination, deformation, missing components or another condition concern, the inspection result is documented clearly. Depending on the equipment and defect, the item may require repair, further assessment, replacement or removal from service before it is used again.
Inspection intervals depend on the equipment type, applicable workplace requirements, manufacturer guidance, frequency of use, environmental exposure, equipment history and your internal safety program. Equipment used frequently or in harsh conditions may require more regular inspection.
Yes. A coordinated visit can often include multiple equipment categories, such as harnesses, lanyards, ladders, rescue kits, pole straps, electrical safety PPE and lifting gear. Supplying the complete equipment list in advance helps us plan the inspection scope, timing and site requirements.
Yes. Tex At Site supports metropolitan, regional and remote operations across mainland Australia. Scheduling depends on location, site access, equipment volume and the inspection scope, so early planning is recommended for remote sites and larger equipment registers.
Inspection records are supplied with the information needed to identify each item, review its condition and maintain equipment history. These records can support future scheduling, asset control, replacement planning, compliance management and audit preparation.
Safety equipment inspections are commonly required by construction contractors, mining operations, electrical utilities, infrastructure providers, manufacturers, transport organisations, energy businesses and teams involved in work at height, lifting, access, rescue and electrical maintenance.
Ready to Arrange Your Safety Equipment Inspections?
Whether you manage a small number of harnesses and ladders or a larger register of fall arrest equipment, rescue systems, electrical safety PPE, pole straps, lifting gear and EWP basket linings, Tex At Site can coordinate practical safety equipment inspections with clear scheduling, detailed records and less time away from service.